E-STOP Goes to Oklahoma
The Electronic Security and Targeting of Predators Act (E-STOP) that New York passed in 2008 and has used to remove over 4,000 registered sex offenders living in NY from social networking sites is about to become a law in Oklahoma. Last week, House Bill 2934 passed the state’s House unanimously (100-0) and now heads to the Senate for consideration…
There are a few articles out there on this, but many are just he short AP blurbs… wanted to give you something more so I posted the only one I found with a good lengthy story on the topic of e-stop and Internet safety in general – and has video! Check it out by
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And remember, as good as it is to have the government on our side fighting out there, you shouldn’t rely on them and you don’t have to if you are using PC Pandora 6.0. With a computer monitoring software like ours, you can know exactly who your kids are talking to and, more importantly, who is trying to talk to them!
February 24, 2010
Proposed Bill Could Ban Sex Offenders From Social Networking Sites
By Meredith Saldana, KTEN-TV/ NBC 10
MARIETTA, OK – The Internet can be a convenient source for research, business, and learning. But for sexual predators, it can be a quick, easy way into your home. Lawmakers in Oklahoma are now trying to ban anyone convicted of a sexual crime from having access to social networking sites. Meredith Saldana reports.